Descendancy for Emma Jane Pomeroy: Family History of Ivan Hurst

Emma Jane Pomeroy

1869 - 1899 (30 years)

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1 Emma Jane Pomeroy ^[1] b. 3 Aug 1869 d. 23 Aug 1899
- Frederick George Groves b. 17 Mar 1869 d. Sep 1945
  - 2 Herbert William Groves ^[1.1] b. 22 Oct 1891 d. 07 Sep 1964
    - Hilda Maria Gadsby b. 1890 d. 1972
      - 3 Private s of H W Groves ^[1.1.1]
      - 3 Blanche Eva May - Eve - Groves ^[1.1.2] b. 1922 d. 24 Jun 2001
  - 2 Frank Pomeroy Groves ^[1.2] b. 27 Jan 1893 d. 09 Mar 1963
    - Edith Alice Fripp b. 06 Jul 1897 d. 19 Sep 1956
      - 3 Joan Edith Groves ^[1.2.1] b. 16 May 1921 d. 14 Jun 1990
      - 3 Beryl Groves ^[1.2.2] b. 19 May 1922 d. 27 Aug 2010
        
        Ronald Percy James Chandler b. 25 Oct 1919 d. 01 Mar 1987
        
        4 Ann Chandler ^[1.2.2.1]
        
        4 Roger James Chandler ^[1.2.2.2] b. 30 Jul 1948 d. 10 May 1976
      - 3 Frank Alec Groves ^[1.2.3] b. 16 Jul 1923 d. 20 Jul 2008
  - 2 Blanche Emma Groves ^[1.3] b. 26 Aug 1897 d. 30 Jan 1974

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